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The University of California, Berkeley is the preeminent public research and teaching institution in the nation. From classic literature to emerging technologies, the curricula of our 130 academic departments span the wide world of thought and knowledge. Supported by the people of California, the university has embraced public service as an essential part of its mission since 1868.

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	wahnano\| May 10, 2008 I love you!
	pallarajasekhar007\| May 08, 2008 This is a wonderful channel
	ATLtripulacion\| April 30, 2008 Dear Cal, Thank you from the bottom of my heart for admitting me. I promise I will do you proud! GO BEARS!!!!
	darkgri\| April 20, 2008 The lessons are verry interesting. Congratulations! Is it possible to have also lessons in other topics, such as economics or structural engineering?
	rabmunch\| April 12, 2008 Richard Muller is terrific on Relativity for non-majors,and for majors too. He makes the concepts clear, and shows the "inner consistency" of the theory and its consequences. Thank you Dr. Muller.
	Freeman101\| April 07, 2008 or could you maybe make english subtitles ? cause i cant understand each word trhat he says he talks too fast
	Freeman101\| April 07, 2008 thanks to Educational Technology Services but could you make the videos with german subs , too ?! i am in the 10th grade and i would like it really much to learn the whole day by listening to an californian university ! that would be great if this would be in german subtitles ! i like to learn here , but i dont understand everthing o_°
	fcsfun\| April 05, 2008 ... your Physics Lessons are great and presented by a great teacher! I am an 48 Years old Austrian engineer and I hope you will deliver more of those videos. Perhaps you will have a similar Course of Chemistry or Astronomy in the future ?!! - thanks for this wonderfull possibility to learn!
	iCE2sKY\| March 26, 2008 Thank you for the great channel!!! It's interesting and nice to be old, living in the north of Sweden and sometimes being "your" student!
	Brothergeorge\| March 26, 2008 You have become a beacon of Education on the Internet with these lecture series videos. I do not know how the feedback you guys are getting helps you believe this fact, but I assure you, it is quite an achievement. You guys are known (especially for Muller's physics 10 series) far and wide on the internet, and in some places mentioning you becomes redundant. Just wanted to say congratulations.
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	wahnano\| May 10, 2008 I love you!
	pallarajasekhar007\| May 08, 2008 This is a wonderful channel
	ATLtripulacion\| April 30, 2008 Dear Cal, Thank you from the bottom of my heart for admitting me. I promise I will do you proud! GO BEARS!!!!
	darkgri\| April 20, 2008 The lessons are verry interesting. Congratulations! Is it possible to have also lessons in other topics, such as economics or structural engineering?
	rabmunch\| April 12, 2008 Richard Muller is terrific on Relativity for non-majors,and for majors too. He makes the concepts clear, and shows the "inner consistency" of the theory and its consequences. Thank you Dr. Muller.
	Freeman101\| April 07, 2008 or could you maybe make english subtitles ? cause i cant understand each word trhat he says he talks too fast
	Freeman101\| April 07, 2008 thanks to Educational Technology Services but could you make the videos with german subs , too ?! i am in the 10th grade and i would like it really much to learn the whole day by listening to an californian university ! that would be great if this would be in german subtitles ! i like to learn here , but i dont understand everthing o_°
	fcsfun\| April 05, 2008 ... your Physics Lessons are great and presented by a great teacher! I am an 48 Years old Austrian engineer and I hope you will deliver more of those videos. Perhaps you will have a similar Course of Chemistry or Astronomy in the future ?!! - thanks for this wonderfull possibility to learn!
	iCE2sKY\| March 26, 2008 Thank you for the great channel!!! It's interesting and nice to be old, living in the north of Sweden and sometimes being "your" student!
	Brothergeorge\| March 26, 2008 You have become a beacon of Education on the Internet with these lecture series videos. I do not know how the feedback you guys are getting helps you believe this fact, but I assure you, it is quite an achievement. You guys are known (especially for Muller's physics 10 series) far and wide on the internet, and in some places mentioning you becomes redundant. Just wanted to say congratulations.
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